19521June 12, in the battle to capture the 39 1 highland west of Jinhua, the front line of Pingkang, North Korea, his company took on a surprise mission. Before the war, he and his company comrades were ordered to go to a place only 60 meters away from the enemy's position to perform a latent task, but before noon the next day, he was unfortunately hit by the enemy's incendiary bomb. At this critical moment of life and death, for the sake of the whole and victory, he endured the pain of the fire and quietly gave his young life, only 2 1. His sacrifice ensured the successful completion of the hidden task of the whole company. Encouraged by Qiu's great patriotism and internationalism, the counter-offensive troops successfully occupied 39 1 highland that night, annihilated the enemy 1 and strengthened the company.
According to his application and performance before his death, the Army Party Committee believes that party member, a Chinese producer, was awarded the honorary title of "Chinese people's Volunteer Army's first-class fighting hero" by the leading organs of Chinese people's Volunteer Army, and won the honorary title of "Democratic People's Republic of Korea", the first-class flag medal of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the Gold Star medal.
These are two soldiers in the Battle of Shangganling. One of them had a broken arm and leg, and the other was blind. This is because of the physical defects caused by this battle. So the blind man carried his broken leg, which guided the blind man and continued to attack the enemy until one of the soldiers died with the enemy.
These two soldiers have no earth-shattering achievements, such as how many enemies have been captured, how many guns have been seized, how many tanks have been destroyed and so on. Among the many heroes on Shangganling, their names don't seem particularly eye-catching. Although it is also a super hero and a second-class combat hero-in Shangganling, the list of heroes at this level is very long.
These two soldiers were from Datong Township, Sichuan Province, and were about twenty years old at that time. Their comprehensive understanding is actually limited to two short and pertinent paragraphs found in relevant war history materials:
Xue, born in Jianyang, Sichuan, 1930. He joined the revolution in 195 1 year. Member of China New Democratic Youth League, vice squad leader of 5th Company, 87th Regiment, 29th Division of Volunteer Army 15 Army. In the Battle of Shangganling, 1952 1 1 On the evening of the 4th of May, their company took part in the battle of Beishan in the 537.7 highland, and his class took part in the assault platoon. In the attack, the monitor died, and he directed the whole class to continue the attack. He was injured in his left arm, but he persisted in fighting, regained his position and destroyed 28 enemies. When he moved to another place, his left leg was blown off by a shell, so he couldn't move. When he saw the soldiers in Wang's class who were blind in his eyes, he immediately discussed Wang and told him to proceed. He showed him the way and continued to attack. The enemy came back and was repelled by them. When he had only 1 Grenade left, the enemy came at him. He rang the Grenade and died with the enemy. Lite was awarded the title of second-class hero for meritorious service.
Wang, a native of Santai County, Sichuan Province, was born in 1929. 195 1 year to participate in the revolution, volunteers 15 army 29 division 87 regiment five soldiers. 1952 1 1 4th, Battle of Shangganling, his class counterattacked a position in Beishan, 537. 7 highlands. In the battle, he was blinded by serious injuries and could see nothing. Calling for contact, he climbed forward. Suddenly, he heard Xue, the vice monitor, calling him. It turned out that Xue's right leg was interrupted and he couldn't move. After discussion, the two men picked up Xue, who showed him the way to move on and insisted on fighting. Lite was awarded the title of second-class hero for meritorious service.
Yin Yulong, 1950 joined Chinese people's Volunteer Army, participated in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and was a comrade-in-arms of superhero Huang Jiguang. In the Battle of Shangganling, he killed and wounded 38 Americans, seized 23 guns, rescued 82 wounded people, made four military exploits and won seven military medals. After the war, he worked in power plants in Chongqing and Chengdu successively. After retirement, he didn't have a good rest at home. He has been to Beijing, Nanjing, Zhengzhou, Jinan and Xi to give lectures. More than 400,000 people across the country have heard his report. Hero Yin Yulong also participated in the party group activities, Chengdu Volunteer Veterans Association, and the elderly workers' cooperative. He loves writing, especially the stories about Shangganling. He wants the world to know about the world-famous battle-Shangganling.
More than 300,000 fighting heroes and fighting models emerged in the battle, and Yang Gensi, Huang Jiguang, Huang Jiafu, Sun Zhanyuan, Qiu, etc. were their outstanding representatives.
Luo Shengjiao, from Xiangzi Village, Xinhua County, Hunan Province, 193 1 was born in a poor peasant family. /kloc-joined the China people's liberation army in 0/949; 1950 joined the China new democratic youth league;195/kloc-0 joined Chinese people's Volunteer Army as the 6547th army of the volunteers. He held high the banner of resisting U.S. aggression, aiding Korea and defending the country, set foot on the land of North Korea with his head held high, and fought in the south to meet the baptism of war. At that time, he took part in the defensive action.
1952,65438+10, heavy snow occurred in Shi Tian, Chengchuan County, South Pyongan Province, North Korea, and the temperature dropped below minus 2 degrees Celsius. On the 2nd, a North Korean teenager, Cui Ying, skated on the Oak Marsh River, accidentally fell, broke the ice, fell into a 2.7-meter-deep ice cave and lost his head instantly. Luo Shengjiao, who had just returned from bombing training, rushed forward without hesitation, like receiving a combat order. He took off his cotton-padded coat as he ran, jumped into the ice cave and dived into the water to find someone. In the biting ice water, Luo Shengjiao sank to the bottom twice in a row, met Cui Ying several times and lifted him out of the water. Because the ice around the cave was too thin for Cui Ying to climb, he collapsed in the ice water. Luo Shengjiao dived into the water for the third time and touched Cui Ying. He stepped on the gravel at the bottom of the river with his foot and pushed Cui Ying out of the water with his head with his last strength. His comrades came to help rescue him. Cui Ying was saved, but Luo Shengjiao was washed under the ice in the distance and never came out.
1953 In the summer counterattack of the Korean battlefield, the third company of a certain unit of the Volunteers took over the defense of friendly forces and went to the front of the main peak of the 938.2 highland, less than 100 meters away from the American devils. Unwilling to be captured by our friendly forces, the U.S. military bombards the front and depth of our positions every day, and every other day, with dozens or hundreds of troops, under the cover of artillery and tanks, counterattacks the third-class positions that have just been defended. At that time, the cookhouse squad in the ravine delivered meals to the frontier positions, and even there were casualties at both ends for three days in the evening. Don't say three meals a day, it is difficult to guarantee one meal a day, and you can eat once every two or three days. Comrades recalled that it was difficult to eat, and there were compressed biscuits to eat for a while, but the difficulty of drinking water threatened the lives of soldiers at all times.
On the morning of the defense, everyone carried a pot of water. When a soldier passed through the artillery blockade, the kettle was hit by the enemy machine gun and the water leaked out. Most people fought all day in the hot summer, and in the afternoon, a pot of water had been drunk. At night, everyone is thirsty. On the fourth day of the battle, just after dark, the instructor Yu Farong ran to the cat's ear hole in the third row 10 class and said to the monitor Zhong, "Without water, the soldiers are dying of thirst, and some people have already taken urine to drink. In addition to scouting the enemy's situation and catching "tongues" (prisoners), the activity group you are in charge of has another task, that is, looking for water in the ravine. As long as you find water, you have to fight for it. " Zhong was 24 years old. After entering the DPRK, he was gloriously injured in Yantaishan Tunnel and just made meritorious service.
Immediately after the instructor left, let the soldiers put away more than 30 military kettles in each class, carry submachine guns and kettles on their backs, leave the cat's ear hole and rush to the ravine in the forward position. On the path with a little white light, he carefully identified the road signs and confirmed that there were no mines. After speeding up, he took a few steps, looked at a section with his head down carefully and took a few steps, thus determining a section and walking another section.
When he ran down more than 80 meters, there were some shrubs and grass on the hillside. He slowed down and searched carefully, paying special attention to the sound of water. Suddenly, he found two log-like things in a small bush not far away ... He walked carefully to the two pieces with a submachine gun on his waist. When I approached, I saw that they were two bodies. I took a closer look, and there was a clear water flowing upward in the gap next to the body above, and the amount of water was not small. He was so happy that he moved the body a few steps closer to the fountain and saw that it was a young soldier in volunteer clothing, with a gun and several kettles on his back and a military kettle in his hand reaching out to the spewing spring. He decided that the two soldiers were killed when they came here to irrigate, and they were strafed by enemy machine guns that blocked the water supply.
Afraid of American machine guns shooting again, he dare not neglect. He quickly squatted down and drank enough spring water, and quickly unloaded all the kettles he was carrying, and soon filled all the kettles. After the water came back, Zhong happily watched the soldiers of the company take turns to hand over the kettle and drink the sweet spring water.
Since he succeeded in carrying water that day, he has to carry water three times every one or two days. Every time we encounter machine guns, bullets and bombs with fixed-point springs, the clock dodges according to the law of American shooting. He also won the third class merit for carrying water. Wang, a former Chinese people's Volunteer Army soldier, hobbled in a small farmhouse in Wuyi Farm, the 12th Agricultural Division of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps. Because of a cerebral infarction, half of his body is stiff, but he can hardly walk. At the age of seventy, he recalled that different experience-the days when he struggled with agents.
Wang, a native of Tianshui, Gansu, 195 1 joined Chinese people's Volunteer Army,1went to fight in the DPRK in March, 952. At first, Wang was assigned to the infantry company, but what impressed Wang most was that he joined the garrison company after the armistice of 1953.
1953, after the armistice between the enemy and us, each retreated two kilometers, taking the 38th parallel as the boundary, leaving four kilometers in the middle as the public area. This public area is a demilitarized zone where troops are not allowed to enter. Our army has set up a special police company to patrol this area. Because of his excellent performance and quick response, Wang was transferred to the police company.
Wang recalled that their patrol time was from 20: 00 every day to 6: 00 the next morning. At night, their duty was not to run all over the mountain, but to stay near the intersection at the foot of the mountain. They usually patrol in groups of three. The main task of patrol is to monitor and check whether the enemy will send spies.
It is understood that although it was during the armistice period, many spies wanted to sneak into our army in order to steal our army's information. Besides, many of these spies have received special armed training. They look almost like China people and speak fluent Chinese. Once mixed into our position, it may cause great losses.
Get along with spies
In this tense period, a man in his thirties even came in from the police station where Wang was located. Wang said that this man came from another position and said that he was our soldier and was separated from the team during the war. He wears a volunteer uniform and speaks Mandarin. As soon as he saw that there was no flaw, he let him go.
"In fact, as long as people come from the other side, everyone is very skeptical." Wang said that after the man was put into the company, everyone stared at him.
In the first two days, no matter where the man went and what he did, Wang and his comrades were watching. At first glance, I really saw something was wrong. "Although the style and color of the military uniform worn by this person are similar to those of the volunteers, when you look closely, his hem is wider than ours." Wang recalled that in addition, the soldiers went out to exercise in the morning, and as soon as they arrived, they could pack up their housework within a few minutes and quickly lined up for training. At night, the lights went out and everyone fell asleep in unison. But this man can't keep up with the trip. Often everyone is waiting in line. He is still looking for pants, and everyone is sleeping. He is still grinding here and there.
This kind of incompatibility is more, and everyone begins to talk about it. The company commander saw it in his eyes and criticized and educated the man. "Our volunteers are generally not so sloppy, and we will definitely correct them after listening to the criticism of the leaders." Wang said, but after listening to the company commander, this man really went in one ear and out the other, and there was no change.
This time, his strangeness is more prominent.
One day not long after, Wang and his comrades saw the man taken away and never saw him again. Wang said that it was later said that after this man was suspected, the company leader asked him which army he had worked in and where his army had been.
"Don't underestimate these problems." Wang said that during the Korean War, because there were many corps titles and their positions often moved, basically only real volunteer soldiers could match the titles of their own troops with the places they had been.
As a result of cross-examination, the man's random questions were immediately exposed, revealing the true nature of the spy.